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Londonblue Posted 19 years ago
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structure
Hi!
I am wondering if this sentence is properly structured:
Although he chose the book about football, a sport he knows little of, he nevertheless enjoyed it.
I am wondering if this sentence is properly structured:
Although he chose the book about football, a sport he knows little of, he nevertheless enjoyed it.
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I'd say "a book" instead of "the book" unless you mean there were only a few books, one about baseball, one about football, etc. " Otherwise, it looks good.
- I'd say "a book" instead of "the book" unless you mean there were only a few books, one about baseball, one about football, etc.
- " Otherwise, it looks good.
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I'd say "a book" instead of "the book" unless you mean there were only a few books, one about baseball, one about football, etc.
I would find it more idiomatic to say "a sport he knows little about," rather than "little of," but I don't feel so strongly that I'd call it wrong to use "of."
Otherwise, it looks good.
I would find it more idiomatic to say "a sport he knows little about," rather than "little of," but I don't feel so strongly that I'd call it wrong to use "of."
Otherwise, it looks good.
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